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Mesa Verde, Colorado

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lollipop

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Portrait from The Residents, to be included within the book, Best of Photography 2011.

I am honored to have one of my portraits from The Residents series included within the Photographer's Forum hardcover book - Best of Photography 2011. It will be coming out December 2011! 

from the residents archive

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While going through my archives of my documentary work done in nursing homes I came across this photo that stuck with me. It is of a a very special woman, who loves to sing. 

beautiful buck at Long Beach West

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Came across this beautiful buck while walking down Long Beach West in Stratford, CT. First visit back since the last of the cottages were torn down. 

these are some gorgeous tomatoes @ union square green market

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While shooting for the Food Bank NYC last week @ Union Square Green Market I could not resist snapping a quick shot of these beautiful, colorful tomatoes! I never liked tomatoes, I have eaten them twice since this shoot! 

aunt grace's bed featured in foam magazine's-A Book of Beds

Just got my foam magazine's-A Book of Beds in the mail ... love it! A photograph that I took as part of my ongoing documentary project on my Aunt Grace, who has Alzheimer's is featured. I am bummed that her doll that she spends so much time propping up to perfection is in the crease of the book!-but regardless, really glad to be part of it!

sister

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My sister, Adrienne on our annual camping/beach trip to Misquamicut Beach, RI. 

childhood memories

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As a child I would spend hours in this bathtub. Sometimes with my sister and maybe my cousin if she happened to be over. But I loved having it all to myself! A bubble bath and my barbies were all that I needed. As I got older, I would blast the radio on KC101 and hang in the tub, read a book or talk on the phone. Many great memories in this tub...